Are you a ‘Rambler ‘ or ‘Waffler’

Over the years I have listened to many grumbles about ACCA exam syllabuses and ACCA exam pass rates but few about how students prepare themselves for the exam. I have been teaching for some time now and I have a few grumbles which I wish to share with you so that you may reflect on your own style of learning. Dare I hope that my observations may help a few students to study more effectively and pass their exams?

The average ACCA student is a ‘coat of many colours’. So which type of student are YOU?

Could this be you …?

The 'Rambler' is a studious devotee - paragon of good intention and gusto - but who meanders through the syllabus in an unstructured and cluttered way - oblivious to study plans, learning targets and progress milestones. In the exam the 'Rambler' often transforms into the 'Waffler' who knows most of the material but stumbles through answers in an imprecise manner.

So there it is. Here is one student caricature ( and others just as valid will be posted soon) which is somewhat common and dare I say may even be a version of your own behaviour. Quid rides? Mutato nomine de te fabula narratur. (Why do you laugh? With change of name the story is about you).

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